I am a firm believer in the Buy & Hold strategy, an avid reader, and a life-long learner.

Hey - after doing some research, this law firm might be able to help - free consultation and listed specialty of real estate transactions:Goodwin & Goodwin, LLPCharleston, WVI’m not associated with them - and I can’t think of anyone from within BP to refer, so this may be a good place to start.Best of luck in a tough situation!

Julie Andeson ClarkRick DavisDavid NachmanIf you google them their websites will come up.Julie is by far the largest landlord attorney firm, has her own eviction days where only her cases are heard in Kansas City Missouri - she will have a table at the MAREI meeting tomorrow night and I am willing to bet that David and Rick will stop in if they are not on vacation. 

If you just want to have a firm's paralegal draft/edit a templated operating agreement for you, that is something like $400 + state filing fees, which I will do next time.

My firm and I have been syndicating 100-unit+ deals for many years now.

Our firm does commercial as well for those that were asking about it.

I can say the $/sqft for construction costs is what I've heard from multiple people who have no interest in lying to me (My cousin who is an architect for a large firm in StL, a developer I know, etc). 

This is my first year with this property.Where I'm looking to go:I am attempting to firm up my strategy as we speak, hence why I am posting this.

Hi Percy,Doug Bates from Clark Partington Law Firm would be someone to connect with. 

I am curious if anyone has suggestions about a good real estate attorney and CPA firms.